image-to-base64 | Convert image 2 base64 code | Image Editing library
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Image to Base64 - I2Base64.
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- Get the image output
- Downloads the file
- Finish progress .
- Get map data
- Get the base64
- Returns list of formats .
- Get file control
- Set image model
- Sets the Exif model
- Set download type
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QUESTION
I try to found solutions, on this problem... Because, is not on my code... Its is after update to latest npm and fs-extra...
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-17 at 16:53You need to update your @types/node version. If you update to at least 15.12.2 it should now work: See https://app.renovatebot.com/package-diff?name=@types%2Fnode&from=13.13.5&to=15.12.2
QUESTION
I'm getting this error after I've updated the packages in my package JSON file.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-29 at 05:21As discussed in the comments you should update your webpack configuration to handle loading svg files. inside the module.rules
array you should add the following:
QUESTION
I am currently trying to get a grip on async/await on javascript but having trouble understanding why 7 is not running at the end of everything. I know the culprit is calling the axios.get commands causing a delay but why are we not awaiting for them to finish to move on? I thought any await command pauses the event loop until the awaited function returns something.
Result:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-16 at 16:08Looks like your problem is in the compileRows
function. You are calling orders.forEach()
, which runs immediately without awaiting any of the async stuff happening in its callback function. So compileRows
completes almost immediately.
Instead, use for
loops so that you can actually await
the asynchronous operations:
QUESTION
I am trying to load a local image and convert it into Base64 in JavaScript (without loading into browser). When I run the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-21 at 16:07The output you are getting is not valid vase64 encoding. You can check this by entering the data into an online base64 decoder.
The imageToBase64() method is asynchronous and returns a promise which you are not awaiting.
See what kind of output you get from doing this:
QUESTION
I have a simple table, which I would like to create and maintain via MOOR. Below is the table definition:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-08 at 12:48Note that the link in the question is incorrect. The question refers to the Image
class from the image
package - see https://pub.dev/documentation/image/latest/image/Image-class.html
You need a pair of functions like this:
QUESTION
I am trying to use the posenet MobileNetV1 network in an electron app. I want to be able to read image from file system (it does not matter if it is a png or jpg), and run it through the network.
What have I done so far:
I am using the following modules:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-21 at 05:49Even though you copied the structure, maybe PoseNet is checking the if the Object is of a certain class which it will not be unless you actually create ImageData object and then set the fields. That is my guess as to why it doesn't like it.
Have you tried:
QUESTION
I'm building a script that uploads an image to GitHub as a base64 string. But my image isn't showing up as an image in Github when I go to view the commit.
As I am making a big data submission to upload other files (Markdown), I can't use req.files
so I'm sending the image via req.body.imageTest
(at least in Postman). I'm building the image string from one of the links below.
Can anyone tell:
- What encoding are images served on GitHub web view?
- What encoding should I use to send my image to GitHub?
I see OctoKit only accepts utf-8
and base-64
.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-02 at 17:45Two links above are an upload of the same image but why are they different strings?
The first one is a data URI scheme - a way to embed binary data and metadata inline as a resource (e.g. inline images).
The format of a data URI is: data:[][;base64],
The second one looks it's the base64-encoded contents of the file.
Looking at the diff from GitHub, it looks like you're using a data URI instead of just the binary data, which might explain why it's falling back to rendering the text (even if the file has a .png
extension).
QUESTION
I am currently using base64 encoding to convert and sent multiple images in a JSON file from my Swift app to my API using:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-09 at 15:17You can use the newer (iOS 11+) delegate method:
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